What will you do to improve your “game?” Make time. No more excuses.
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What will you do to improve your “game?” Make time. No more excuses.
When your crossroads appear, will you sacrifice or quit?
Last night I was taking a break from my late night blogging and trying to rest my mind by indulging in some television time with my husband. We were watching a show called “The Voice (the blind auditions)” which I found surprisingly engaging with many gifted contestants and amusing banter amongst the judges. The premise of the show is that the contestants sing and the judges can’t see what they look like. They must judge them only on what they hear and turn their chairs around if they want them for their team. If multiple judges turn around the contestant must choose which judges team they wish to join. There was a moment in the show when three of the four judges turned around, although one had waited until the very last moment—only seconds before the performance ended. When the contestant questioned each judge as to why they wanted him on their team, each provided standard complimentary responses. Finally when the judge who waited was asked what his hesitation was, he gave critical and honest feedback about the performance, making the point that there was room for improvement. The contestant picked the honest judge saying later that he appreciated his constructive criticism.
The Navy Seals are the most mentally tough humans on the planet. To reach that next level, you must be willing to become comfortable with the most uncomfortable. Your mind dictates all action.
The 99% settle for less. The 1% risk and expand. The woman in this audio is why I’m so passionate about what I do …